Mon, 27 Feb 2017 Pobol y Cwm

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-You've got this wrong.

-Ed hasn't done anything.

-Will you move, please?

-Sioned's been hitting him.

-Tell them, Ed.

-Out of the way, now,

-before I arrest you for obstruction.

-Ed's the victim here, not Sioned!

-Tell them what she's been doing

-to you! Ed, please!

-Just tell the truth!

-You did the right thing

-going to the police.

-Did I?

-Yes. You can't let him hit you

-like that.

-It's unforgivable.

-I never thought he'd hurt me

-like that again.

-At least you've done

-something about it.

-Do you think they'll

-keep him in for a while?

-If they've got any sense.

-But don't worry.

-You'll be safe here.

-We'll make sure of that.

-Jim?

-Jim?

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-I'm going out for a walk.

-He's had a shock. We all have.

-But don't worry,

-Ed's locked up now.

-You'll never have to see him again.

-Crikey Moses! This place is getting

-more like a doss-house every day!

-Stop sulking, will you?

-I'm not sulking. I'm angry.

-I'm angry that my wife disappeared

-to the other side of the world...

-..and now she's going to do

-the same thing again!

-I just said that I'm considering

-going to Australia...

-..when Hannah goes back.

-That doesn't mean I'm going

-to stay there.

-There's no telling, is there?

-What you say

-and what you do these days...

-..are entirely different.

-Friday, February 24th.

-DS Davies interrogating

-Edward Charles.

-Where were you this afternoon,

-Mr Charles?

-This afternoon?

-This afternoon?

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-Yes.

-At home.

-And was your wife, Sioned Charles,

-at home with you?

-Answer the question, please.

-Yes.

-According to your wife, you argued.

-Did you argue, Mr Charles?

-Answer the question, yes or no?

-Answer the question, yes or no?

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-Yes.

-And during the argument

-you lost your temper...

-..and you hit your wife.

-No.

-I don't know.

-You're a very violent person,

-aren't you, Mr Charles?

-What has she said?

-Your wife has accused you

-of domestic abuse.

-That's all?

-It's a serious enough accusation,

-surely.

-Of course.

-Um... It's a bit of a shock,

-that's all.

-What, the accusation...

-..or the fact she's been

-brave enough to tell the truth?

-I'm going to the shop.

-Do you want to come?

-No.

-Come on, Mam.

-You haven't moved from there today.

-I'm tired, that's all.

-Have you heard from Dai

-since Diane came back?

-No.

-I don't expect to hear from him.

-You spent quite

-a lot of time together.

-We just kept each other company,

-that's all.

-You seemed to get on well with him.

-Yeah, well, he was very supportive,

-if you remember.

-What are you trying to say?

-Nothing. I just thought

-you might be missing him.

-Diane was away

-and I felt sorry for him.

-Do you really think I'd miss

-Dai Ashurst?

-You're losing the plot!

-Hiya, Jim. It's me.

-Phone me back when you get

-this message, will you?

-Do you feel any better?

-Do you feel any better?

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-A lot.

-Jim's still not back.

-Not yet.

-He needs to be alone

-when he's upset.

-Sorry.

-It's not your fault.

-Don't think that.

-He'll come back when he's ready.

-I've got a fair idea

-where he is.

-Maybe you should go after him.

-My place is here with you.

-I'll be fine. Honestly.

-Ed can't touch me now.

-Jim might need you.

-If you're sure.

-I'm not going to let Ed

-make me a victim.

-I'm determined about that.

-Quite right too.

-DS Davies, please.

-It's important.

-It's about Ed Charles.

-You don't seem too concerned

-about this accusation.

-Earlier, when I told you

-what the accusation was...

-..your reaction was, "Is that all?"

-That's strange, considering

-the seriousness of the charge.

-Is there anything else

-you'd like to confess?

-If you confess to any crime

-while you're in this station...

-..your sentence will be reduced.

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-I'm in the middle of an interview.

-Sioned Charles? Is it important?

-Alright.

-I'll be back.

-You may as well confess now...

-..because I'll get

-the truth out of you...

-..sooner or later.

-I want a solicitor.

-I want a solicitor.

-You're free to go.

-You're free to go.

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-What?

-Your wife has withdrawn

-the allegation.

-You're free to go, Mr Charles.

-But don't think

-you've got away with it.

-I'll be keeping my beady eye

-on you from now on.

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-Diane. Come in.

-I won't stay long.

-I've come to say thank you...

-..for looking after Dai

-while I was away.

-What did he tell you?

-I didn't do much.

-I appreciate it anyway.

-I know Dai isn't always

-good company.

-A cuppa?

-I'd love one.

-You enjoyed Australia, did you?

-It was like a different life.

-Blue sky, warm sunshine.

-I regret coming back sometimes.

-At least you got to bring Hannah

-back with you.

-Yes.

-Mind you, Dai's not very happy

-about that.

-To be honest, he's been

-in a foul mood since I got home.

-Has he?

-You'd think I'd been away

-for a year, the way he's sulking.

-It goes to show how much

-he missed you when you were away.

-He was very worried about you,

-you know.

-I sent him a card from Ireland.

-I know that,

-but several days had passed by then.

-He was afraid something terrible

-had happened to you.

-I wasn't thinking straight.

-You didn't do it on purpose,

-did you?

-No.

-I'd better go.

-I guess you put up with enough

-whingeing from the Ashursts.

-What about the cuppa?

-What about the cuppa?

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-Some other time.

-Just give him a chance, Diane.

-Ignore me, Kath.

-I'm making a fuss about nothing.

-I thought you might be here.

-What are you doing?

-I've decided to clear the place.

-It felt like the right thing to do.

-Are you sure?

-I can't keep the place forever,

-can I?

-Courtney wouldn't want that.

-And with everything else

-that's going on...

-..you and Sioned need me.

-I can't be there for you if I'm

-stuck in the past here, can I?

-It has been a comfort to me,

-mind you.

-Seeing her things again...

-..and feeling that

-she's still here.

-But it's not things that

-create memories, is it?

-People do that.

-And you and Sioned

-are my family now.

-And I'm going to do my best

-to look after you.

-I'll help you, if you want.

-Pass me one of those bags.

-A pot of tea, please.

-Is there a problem?

-What's your game, Sioned?

-Ah, just in time.

-Let's go up, shall we?

-No, we're staying here. Kelly's

-bringing a pot of tea over for us.

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Kath, have you got a minute?

-Yes, come in.

-I've called in

-to say sorry about the rugby.

-Well, it wasn't your fault, was it?

-You weren't to know that Diane

-was going to land back here.

-She disappears without a word

-and arrives back...

-..without a word to anyone.

-That's a lack of respect.

-Maybe she wanted to surprise you.

-Surprise?!

-I regret not going to Scotland now.

-Stuff Diane!

-She doesn't care about me, does she?

-Dai, I don't think that's true.

-Dai, I don't think that's true.

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-Isn't it?

-I sometimes think

-the only reason she came back...

-..was because Hannah

-wanted to leave Australia.

-She feels guilty,

-for going away without telling you.

-Guilty?! There's nothing guilty

-about her behaviour.

-Prancing around

-as if nothing's happened.

-It's easier than admitting

-she's in the wrong.

-Give her a chance, will you?

-It's bound to be awkward at first.

-I suppose so.

-Is there any chance of a cuppa?

-A cheese and onion toastie?

-Toastie? You know the way

-to a man's heart, Kath Jones!

-Right, I'll take these to the car.

-No, no. Leave them for a minute.

-I'll ask Megan to take them

-to a charity shop in Swansea.

-I couldn't bear seeing them

-in the Maenan Appeal window.

-Neither could I.

-Would you mind...

-..giving me a minute?

-We're mates again now.

-And I'm glad of that.

-Well, there we are, love.

-Bye, now.

-You haven't touched your tea.

-It'll be cold now.

-Can we have more hot water, please?

-I can make a cuppa upstairs.

-I'm happy here.

-Watch what you're doing.

-You could scald me.

-Don't you want to know

-why I dropped the charge...

-..or why I didn't say anything

-about Dewi...

-..or Gwyneth?

-You deserved to be arrested

-for what you did to me.

-It was an accident.

-It was worth going to the police

-to see you squirm.

-I won't tell them anything else...

-..if you toe the line.

-Anyway, any punishment

-dished out by the court...

-..would be nothing

-compared to what I could do to you.

-I fancy a cake.

-Go and get one for me, will you?

-Now.

-A chocolate cake, please.

-What's going on?

-Did you tell the cops?

-Sshh. You'll only make it worse.

-What's he doing here?

-They let him go.

-They don't think he's a risk.

-He attacked you!

-I know, but I decided

-to withdraw the accusation.

-Oh, for heaven's sake!

-It's all luck, I'm telling you.

-Luck?! Your poker face

-is far too good.

-You're good at hiding your hand.

-We'd have had a lot of fun

-in Scotland.

-We would.

-I was looking forward

-to going on the trams.

-I was looking forward to showing

-you one of my favourite pubs.

-A little place off Princes Street

-by Waverley Station.

-An old, traditional place.

-Not one of these modern places.

-An ideal place to have a few pints

-and put the world to rights.

-It sounds lovely.

-Yeah, well.

-Right, I'd better go.

-I'm sure you're fed up of me

-grumbling all the time.

-Don't be so soft.

-You're not grumbling.

-Thanks, Kath.

-You've been there for me.

-Oh, Mark.

-I was just leaving.

-Good.

-He obviously can't keep away.

-What's wrong?

-I miss him.

-What's he done?

-Nothing.

-I miss his company, that's all.

-Mam.

-I didn't realize it until now.

-Don't tell anyone, mind.

-Don't tell anyone.

-I won't say a word.

-Dai and Diane are my friends.

-I want them to be happy.

-But it's hard.

-Sioned, I'm begging you.

-Don't do this.

-I've decided

-to give him another chance.

-You gave him another chance.

-He'll never change.

-He will. I still love him.

-How can you? He's vile!

-I've had a guts full of this.

-Do you know what she's been doing?

-I can't stand here listening

-to these lies.

-Ed's been hitting Sioned.

-That's not what I saw.

-That's not what I saw.

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-Please, Kelly. Don't.

-What are you doing here?

-What are you doing here?

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-It's alright, Jim.

-Sioned's dropped the charges.

-Ed's promised not to do it again,

-haven't you?

-Ed, what are you doing?

-Mind your own business.

-Go. Go away.

-You're in shock

-after the fall and everything.

-You can't trust a man like this.

-He'll never change.

-He's forced you

-to drop the charge, hasn't he?

-He's threatened you.

-Come and live with us.

-I'll make sure you're safe.

-There's no need. Ed and I

-understand each other now.

-He's abusing you, Sioned.

-He's not.

-Don't do this to me.

-I can't stand it.

-It's my decision.

-It's my decision.

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-You're not thinking straight.

-If you go back to him,

-I'm washing my hands of you.

-I'm not going to change my mind.

-Now, you listen here.

-If Sioned wasn't standing there,

-I'd break every bone in your body.

-If you lay a finger on her again...

-..I'll kill you.

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